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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1962
Page
4
An editorial riffs on the confusing habit of English words that begin with in and un. It questions dictionary rules and cites examples like uncouth and inevitable to argue that language defies tidy opposites. The piece concludes with a playful paradox: to err is evitable, to forgive, couth.
The Sacramento Bee cites the ancient mariner line Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink to frame the ongoing pollution crisis harming America’s streams and lakes and questioning national water adequacy. The piece links historic warning to modern environmental challenges and policy responses.
Twenty years ago today November 10 194? American troops reported entering Oran after a fast fall of a second Mediterranean port. A United States column moved south from Algiers toward Libya to trap Axis forces retreating from Egypt.
November 10 1982 report details Paranie teachers and pupils in the Cal gerd School corridors this morning attending a bake sale event and weathered hallways.
Aged woman Mrs Elmira May Dreh was killed near New Bethlehem Pa when a car struck her on a road just outside town. Police say she was returning home to Palmont City from a relative’s visit and had stopped moments earlier. investigators are reviewing the route and circumstances of the incident.
George Sokolsky criticizes Will Maslow of the American Jewish Congress for praising separation of church and state as America’s great contribution. He argues the claim exaggerates and misreads the Constitution and Declaration. Sokolsky notes Jefferson’s influence and cites rabbi Immanuel Jakovovits’s differing view on school prayer.
A sweeping reflection on doctors shifting from clinical calm to public action as government scrutiny grows. The piece links medical ethics, secular activism, and organized medicine to a broader 20th century political awakening amid debates over religion, Judaism, and national policy.
Taxpayers debate city costs as October aid circulates locally with 2000 dollars spent in town. Cannon offer rejected as cannon stays. City income tax amendment 999 would tax all over sixteen. Veterans seek exoneration while park and parking issues draw attention. Voting machine mystery sparks jokes. Community arts talks, student honors, and civic notices fill this rambled Corry page.
The piece notes Carroll Kearns and Dick Nixon were ousted by voters this year, with blamed newspapers for declining popularity. It mentions Jack Kennedy counting reporters among close friends in Washington and hints at parents backing a school activities ticket to fund home games, easing press burdens on families with multiple children and giving students more chances to see their teams.
After a week of search, two fishermen remain missing in Presque Isle Bay as authorities name Walter Ciukas and Carl Wilberg as missing. The body of four year old William Albertson was recovered Saturday near the capsized boat, believed to have died from exposure. Coast Guard surface searches continue daily while weather delays underwater dives by police divers.
The Retail Association abandons new Christmas lighting for this year after pledges fall short. Merchants were asked to commit 15 000 over three years with 5 000 for this year. pledges total about 2 500. A 2 700 wiring project on poles proceeds, while many old star lights will be repaired as feasible.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions and offices in Corry Pennsylvania, including publisher George Sample and city editor Allen Hastbourk. Advertising manager and production chiefs are named with several out-of-town advertising representatives and postal terms. Subscription rates show yearly mail pricing and single-copy costs.
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